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The key men who could decide the Champions League final
When Arsenal and PSG take to the field on Saturday evening, the two sides will be boasting a collection of some of the best players in the world.
It's arguable that the Champions League final will showcase Europe's top two teams, and amongst them, there are names who are all capable of changing the narrative of the game in an instant.
In a game expected to be settled by fine margins, especially given the contrasting styles between the finalists, which of the all-star cast will make the difference?
Ousmane Dembele
Where else to start but the current reigning Ballon d'Or winner, Ousmane Dembele.
Injury has prevented the French superstar from repeating his career-best season last term, but since returning to full fitness at the backend of the campaign, that swagger has started to shine once again.
Even in a season where his action has been limited, he's still netted 19 times and was instrumental in the semi-final win over Bayern Munich to get PSG back to the final.
He may just be hitting peak form in time to slay the Gunners and then move onto the World Cup.
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The Gunners 'Star Boy' has matured into one of their leaders during their Premier League title-winning campaign, but despite being one of Arsenal's big attractions, it still feels like there's more to come from a player who's still only 24.
The only thing missing from Saka's CV is probably a game-defining performance in a major final, but Saturday could be the England man's moment.
He was the best player on the pitch when the North Londoners overcame Atletico Madrid in the semi-final second leg, and it feels like he will give Nuno Mendez a real torrid time down that right flank.
Arsenal's strength may well be set pieces, but if they are to expose PSG, Saka could be their best bet.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
Perhaps the most dangerous outlet of PSG's attack right now, Kvaratskhelia has been unplayable at times during this season's competition.
Cutting in from that left wing, the Georgian's quick feet and turn of speed have dumfounded the best of defenders and Arsenal will need to watch him closely.
He is also more than adept at shooting from range, with pinpoint accuracy, so backing off him around the area is also not advised.
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David Raya
Goalkeepers aren't often singled out, but David Raya has been such a huge part of Arsenal's success this season, and his presence will be vital once again in Budapest.
The Gunners' imperious defence has been the bedrock of their title win and why they remain undefeated in the Champions League this term, and it's been led by the man between the sticks.
Raya breeds confidence through to his solid centre-back pairing, but when required is one of the best shot stoppers around.
If anyone can stand up to PSG's array of attackers, it's this Golden Glove-winning goalie.
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Vitinha
The little wizard in the middle that makes everything tick for the French champions, who will need to be marshalled in the midfield.
The Portuguese is the supply line for PSG, turning defence into attack with his cute passing range and laser-like vision.
A midfield battle could be where this game is one and in Vintinha, the Parisians may hold the trump card.
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Eberechi Eze
Saturday's game could be decided by one moment of magic, a slice of the X-Factor from either side, and in Eze, Arsenal may just have the trump card.
The England man may not start in Hungary, but he'll no doubt be involved at some point and he possesses what few others do in the Arsenal ranks, the ability to change a game.
Eze's glide and drive style will be a real danger to PSG and give them something else to fear from this Gunners team.
And, the forward also has experience of being a cup final match-winner. Just ask Crystal Palace after last season's FA Cup final.
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Watch the Champions League final live on DAZN
Arsenal and PSG battle for Europe's biggest prize this Saturday, May 30. Watch it live on DAZN in the US (Spanish commentary), Canada, and New Zealand.
